NCRI – Following remarks by the regime’s Minister of Sciences Deputy of Education regarding the expulsion of student activists for “incidents before and after the elections," many students in various universities in Iran have been summoned to the so-called disciplinary committees.
During the past week, 18 students at Allameh Tabatabai University, many of whom were from the social sciences department, received letters in this regard from the Education Office of the department.
According to obtained reports about the intensification of pressures on students, recently 10 students at Semnan University, 15 at the University of Tabriz, and more than 20 from the Free University of Mashhad have been summoned to disciplinary committees.
On July 4, Mollabashi, the Science Ministry’s Deputy of Students Affairs, had said that student activists involved in protests will be strongly dealt with, adding, "This ministry is currently analyzing the data obtained and preparing its views about student offenders in some universities of the country both before and after election incidents.”
With the passing of only several weeks after this official's remarks, students in various universities have now been summoned and dozens more have received letters in this regard.
